Sentence examples for which prescribes the from inspiring English sources

The ICRC is considered to be a guardian of the Geneva convention, which prescribes the rules of warfare.

The control design procedure first defines a switching function, the so-called sliding surface, which prescribes the required dynamic behaviour of the error between the measured data and the model output.

He saw no problem about the connection between virtue and happiness, since both of them result directly from our perfection, and no problem about the connection between virtue and duty, since a duty is simply an act in accordance with law, which prescribes the pursuit of perfection.

In regard to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), the AHDR counsels Arab States to "remove all reservations against Article 2 of the Convention, which prescribes the principle of equality".

Thereto, we build on the (phase) flow of a system, which prescribes the temporal evolution of its state variables.

It should be emphasised that no theory exists which prescribes the type of curve to be used for fitting the load-deflection data.

There are large number of studies which prescribe the kinematics of the sheet and ignore the sheet's mechanics.

A variety of curriculum program evaluation models are presented which prescribe the way that evaluation should be conducted and indicate the evaluator's obligations and responsibilities.

The result was the Mint Act of 1792, which prescribed the specifications of the new US coins, the highest denomination being the eagle, or ten-dollar piece.

An enteral feeding algorithm which prescribed the appropriate type of feed and target rate was developed by the dietetic department.

In June 2007 the MoH replaced the previous protocol with a new protocol [ 26] which prescribed the use of RDT and ACT in malaria control in Timor-Leste.